|
|
Clovis Archange
|
2026
F
|
Orlando City
|
|
|
Gustavo Caraballo
|
2026
MF
|
Orlando City
|
|
|
Maximo Carrizo
|
2026
MF
|
NYCFC
|
|
|
Jaidyn Contreras
|
2026
F
|
FC Dallas
|
|
|
GK
|
Portland Timbers
|
|
|
Chase Duke
|
2026
F
|
RSL
|
|
|
Justin Ellis
|
2026
F
|
Orlando City
|
|
|
Grant Gilmore
|
2026
D
|
Colorado Rapids
|
|
|
Ryan Hartley
|
2026
D
|
LA Galaxy
|
|
|
Vitaliy Hlyut
|
2026
F
|
Chicago Fire
|
|
|
Malik Jakupovic
|
2027
F
|
Phil. Union
|
|
|
Julien Lacher
|
2026
F
|
NYCFC
|
|
|
Dennis Nelich
|
2026
F
|
NY Red Bulls
|
|
|
Maximo Nystrom
|
2026
D
|
Portland Timbers
|
|
|
Emory Ortwein
|
2026
D
|
Minnesota United FC
|
|
|
Benjamin Rodriguez
|
2026
MF
|
NY Red Bulls
|
|
|
F
|
FC Dallas
|
|
|
Kendall Starks
|
2026
GK
|
Colorado Rapids
|
|
|
Adyn Torres
|
2026
MF
|
Atlanta United
|
|
|
Isaiah Vicentti
|
2026
F
|
Atlanta United
|
The Generation adidas Cup wrapped up this past weekend, packing in high-level action for MLS Academy signs and top clubs from abroad.
It was a moment of history for Orlando City, as the Central Florida squad won the competition for the first time. A 2-1 win against the Colorado Rapids was unpinned by some of the pro signees who joined the team for the week in Florida.
Below is a rundown of some of the standouts from the competition in the Under-18 age group, pulled from the group stage and Championship Bracket knockout matches.
